Her Daring Side
The earth, in all her demure, but glorious beauty
Wearing her dress of floral modesty,
Later, in the chill, in woolen coat of rust and teal
Til rebellion calls her name
"Woman earth....be liberated!
With naught, no need for shame!"
The time to let her true nature feel!
One morning, in late October's spell
No longer demure, no need to pretend
Pulling up her ruffled skirts, flapping them in the wind
For the sun and sky, the earth and tree
She proudly displays a flamboyant spree
She beams a smile of wanton glee
At last she's feeling bold and free
Her new side to unfold, to be
Reavealing a glistening, the world to see
Whatever the price whatever the cost
A rhinestone petticoat of sparkling frost!
Copyright © Carrie Richards | Year Posted 2008
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